JURASSIC PARK IS A TRUE CLASSIC!! JURASSIC PARK (1993) FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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Jurassic Park: A pragmatic paleontologist touring an almost complete theme park on an island in Central America is tasked with protecting a couple of kids after a power failure causes the park's cloned dinosaurs to run loose.
JURASSIC PARK IS A TRUE CLASSIC!! JURASSIC PARK (1993) FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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Sorry about the audio on this one guys I'll have it fix the next movie. Thank you for the input that's how we get better. Love you Major Fam
Good thing I know every line. Way to go rook. XD We always love ya.
The actual Velociraptor dinosaur is nothing like what they portray in this movie. The real Velociraptor is much, much smaller than this, like the size of a dog, and they speculate now that they had feathers. I dont remember what it was exactly, but they say the Raptors in this movie is closer to a whole different species of dinosaur.
@@RyoHazuki224 t-rex’s also probably had feathers but so did many other dinosaur’s, or at least thats the theory now
so you reconize nick fury but didnt reconize game master from thor 3 ?:D
jeff goldblum recogniseble as L jackson
you should watch independent day
a "velociraptor" is actually how that fat kid called them: "that don't sound scary, it's just like a 6 ft tall turkey"... laughs... except they're the actual same size as a turkey, and thus not 6 ft tall, so way smaller (like 2-3 ft tall, or whatever the size/height of turkeys, lol)
actually, the movie's portrayal of raptors, is actually of the: deinonychus (greek: "terrible claw", deinos = terrible, onukhus = claw), which was likely ~ 4-6 ft tall (wikipedia just gives its length, but not its height, argh)
now, due to the popularity of the books and the movies, 'raptor' have been used (wrongly) with the naming of future discovered dinosaurs:
"utah raptor" (utah, US): ~ 6 ft tall (human height)
"mega raptor" (south america): ~ 8-10 ft tall
though, the t-rex is still bigger/taller/longer than even the mega raptor: ~ 12 ft at its hips (stupid wikipedia never giving the height of these dinosaurs, and why give the height at the hips, give the height of the entire t-rex ARGH, only giving their lengths for the most part, argh)
(there's actually bigger/mean'er dinosaurs than the t-rex, but it is definitely up there)
The character of Dr Alan Grant was one of my childhood heroes, he’s like a Indiana Jones who specializes in dinosaurs instead of relics. JP toys were the shit
Spielberg actually wanted Harrison Ford, but he turned the role down because Grant is too similar to Indy.
Same, I'm 38 and still have my blue shirt, cobra hat Alan Grant figurine from the early 90s toy line. My son plays with it in the shower now :) fadded paint and all ;)
funny considering Harrison Ford was Steven Spielberg's original choice for Alan grant
@@marlonclark1896 - Either Harrison Ford or Sam Neil are decent choices to cast as a respected paleontologist. But NEITHER worked in a romantic sense with Laura Dern. As a 25 year old, she was poorly cast as a romantic interest for guys twice her age. She is a solid actress and all, but placing her opposite guys old enough to be her father seemed more creepy than romantic.
I blame Spielberg. He had a long history of being creepy, dating FAR below his age group, and hiring young actresses he wanted to sleep with. It affected his casting choices on multiple films.
@@Mr.Ekshin oh ok
That first shot of the dinosaurs remains one of the single greatest shots in cinema history, sends chills up my spine every time. The music too... it's just perfect.
The special effects of this movie were like nothing I had ever seen back when it first came out. People were absolutely amazed by it.
You’d be surprised how much of this movie wasn’t CGI. They made use of a lot of puppets and mechanical Dinos. That’s why it still looks so good 30 years later.
It's insane to me that the Trex was a practical effect. I still remember wanting to leave the theater as an 11 year old.... at least until the lawyer was eaten. I still have dreams of being trapped with raptors in a building without door knobs. The Trex is large bodied but small-brained. The raptors were thought to be highly intelligent pack animals.
It’s said that the T. rex when it was raining would malfunction and start doing it own thing, the workers would get terrified lol
Well, not ENTIRELY practical. There's a lot of cgi still; especially when they need it to run
I also have nightmares about Raptors. They take over my neighborhood and partner w the Trex to scout out meals. Friggin horrifying. The impact tremors are also part of it
There is no evidence suggesting that raptors were intelligent, or that they hunted in packs.
Dinosaurs Unearthed - Velociraptor - Predatory Mongolian Dromaeosaur
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I like that they didn't try to make John Hammond a bad guy -- just overeager and short-sighted and all too human.
Then you really don't want to read the book honey cuz that man was pure evil
Alan Grant did point out,"T-Rex doesn't want to eat,it wants to ..hunt ."
I saw this in theaters with my mom when it came out. I was 13, blew my mind. Hammond said in the beginning they clocked the T-Rex at 32mph.
Heh, with you being so stoked to see Samuel L Jackson, you should consider his Beginner's Guide to Game of Thrones. It's a short video and he basically recaps previous seasons in a way that only Samuel L Jackson can. It covers seasons 1-5 (with a few shots from season 6), so you are safe to check it out.
Yes! The Samuel L Jackson GoT commentary is flipping HILARIOUS 😂
Jeff Goldblum was hilarious in this movie. In 1993, these visual effects were truly impressive to me😊 One of the best movies ever made. BTW, Steven Spielberg directed the first Jaws movie and he directed another movie called Close Encounters of the Third Kind, a huge hit from 1977 that you would absolutely love!
"That's Little necks Grandma!'
oh man I cannot believe you just referenced the land before time, was a HUGE part of my childhood lol
Littlefoot the Longneck
My childhood right there for sure I loved land before time
@@MajorReacts "Yep yep yep !" -Duckie
My golden retriever can open those types of doors. It depends on the door handle. I would be impressed if it was a turn knob. Love your reactions. Glad your back and hope that all is well.
Cats and even snakes have learned how to open doors 😂
These types of door handles can also easily be opened by bears, raccoons, and cats (if they are long enough to reach).
My dogs can as well.
It's kind of intuitive in a door with a window, the animal will stay in front of the window to see what it is interested in behind the door. Next, do something about it, and the handle is the only thing there, protruding from the flat surface, and it can only move one way, towards open. Wow, I put effort in this comment, beyond the point of silliness. I'm a genius now.
@@themourningstar338 I wouldn't dare have those handles in Bear Country. A bear paid attention at my cabin & learned, turning knobs opens doors. Animals are SMART. Just because we don't understand them, doesn't mean they don't understand us.
Cardinal Wolsey was the character Sam Neil played in The Tudors :) The tudors is also my fav show and I always get as excited as you when I see the actors in other series jeje
The species in the movie were renamed Deinonychus a couple years after the book this film is based was written, so they're not velociraptors, they're deinonychus. Minor point.
Yes, they are considered the smartest or second-smartest dinosaur that ever lived, and they were absolutely equipped to evolve into an even smarter species. If things had been different, deinonychus might have been the dominant intelligent species instead of apes. We could have been dinosaurs!
Team deinonychus
I thought they were Deinonychuses from the start and Crichton just got it wrong when he wrote the book.
@@edward18517 Y'know, I just went looking for the source I read back in the 90s that said this, but I can't find it. Instead, I find things which support you. Given that, I will concede the point to you.
@@edward18517 Close. The Deinonychus was discovered and named in 1969. The actual Velociraptor was smaller in stature and it’s thought to possibly have had feathers. And when Michael Crichton wrote the book, he wanted one of the starring animals to be the Deinonychus, but the name wasn’t quite hitting for him. He chose the more esthetically-pleasing and more terrifying “Velociraptor” name for those dinos instead.
Fun fact the kids reaction to the T-Rex smashing through the top was so genuine was because when the animatronic came down it broke the plexiglass and they were actually screaming in terror.
The building was still under construction. The plastic sheeting was covering the open part. That's how the raptors and T-Rex got in the main building.
Spielberg did Jaws, ET, Saving Private Ryan, Schindler’s List, and lots more. He’s an amazing director. This was really scary in the theaters. It was so good.
Color Purple !
Loved Color Purple. Also Jurassic Park…so many @@TheDivayenta
I love how they used modern animal sounds to make the dinosaur's sounds.
Adult raptors: Tortoise mating call, walrus chest roar, angry goose hiss and dolphin scream recorded underwater
Baby raptors: Owlets (baby owls), kits (baby foxes)
Gallimimus: Female horse in heat
Brachiosaurus: Donkey, the sneeze was a whale breathing through its blowhole(s)
Dilophosaurus: Hawk, swan, rattlesnake and howler monkey
Tyrannosaurus rex: Dog playing with rope toy, elephant calf squeal, an alligator's gurgling vocalizations, a tiger's snarl
Triceratops: Cow, human breathing through a tube
Fun fact, the robot t-rex broke the glass top of the car the kids were in, and it wasn't supposed to. Their screams are real in that scene!
This movie Is my childhood! Also, the score by John Williams is GOD TIER
My cat knows how to unlock and open my door, so it's not cap. Lots of animals are capable of that if they pay attention and have a goal.
Its Cardinal Wolsey!! theres a great youtube channel called reading the past that does tudor history amongst others so there's an ep on Wolsey, Henry 8ths wives and two sisters, the tudors show ignored the eldest Margaret who went off to marry in Scotland and gave the younger Mary Margaret's name for some confusing reason.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far away; Mace Windo got his arm cut off by Anakin Skywalker. In 1993, that arm was discovered by Dr. Ellie Sattler in a power station on an island off the coast of Costa Rica: Isla Nublar. XD
Also, some people freeze when they get scared. I do that with heights and spiders. There’s nothing you can do when the adrenaline hits and your amygdala goes into fight or flight mode. You can’t think coherently and your survival instinct is to freeze like a rabbit in shock.
That’s why a lot of people freeze in emergencies. People are animals in the end. Smart animals, I think?, but animals. We do the same as any other animal. When we are scared we attack. We run without thinking, we freeze, we horde… we are just another animal.
13:48 LOL that's so funny because growing up I always thought that he caused the thunder when he hit "Execute". 😂
In our defense, it was filmed in a way that made you wonder that, lol.
Sees up-close shot of the raptor, which is a practical effect: "This CGI is pretty good."
I do remember land before time, I grew up with that movie. all of them in fact.
Yes, Spielberg directed Jaws (first movie - he was 26), The Color Purple, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Lincoln, E.T., Raiders of the Lost Ark, just to name a few.
There are several types of raptors. These used to be called velociraptor but the name was changed after the books were written. They're called deinonychus now. But there's also the oviraptor that was once believed to eat only eggs and utahraptor and atrocitraptor. The raptors are some of my favorites to study
Welcome Major Family! You know the drill! Enjoy the first in the Jurassic Park series! A classic!
There are a lot of long necks. Brachiosaurus, Apatosaurus, Argentinosaurus, Patagotitan, Dreadnoughtus and much more. The group of long necks is called Sauropods
The impact tremors in the cup and the footprint were also practical effects. They said they had a really hard time making that fly in the movie. I know you said “90’s films” have stereotypes, but most of those movies are practical effects and actual set pieces vs green screen and CGI. It’s still cheaper for the most part to do practical effects but it’s so time consuming.
Love the reactions Major, and now I’m part the PATREON fambly. Been enjoying your full reactions :)
And it is why they are superior films. These days all action films are so fake and over the top
The fact that Spielberg directed "Jurassic Park" while making "Schindler's List" is a testament to his creativity and genius. He also teamed with one of my favorite composers John Williams once again for the main score which they worked together for the main score for Spielberg's 1975 "Jaws" film. Williams also composed the score for "Star Wars" which is why all 3 movies have a similar unassuming jovial sound despite the thilling and menacing nature of the action. Great reaction ❤
Little Foot's grandma sent me! lol Great Reaction
It is so good to have you back. Keeping you and your family in my prayers with the challenges of all the construction work on the house. Someone once drove into my home at 35 mph. Had to replace the entire front of my home. Hit so hard it dislodged the cover to the attic (located at the other end of the house).
Got damn I hope everyone was okay Shawn. Did it take long time for the insurance to fix bc it's dragging for me
As I know you will agree, the main thing is no one was injured. Repairs took soo long. Not just the insurance company, but the various contractors and suppliers. We spent some $ and did some design/material upgrades at the same time. I remember the windows were taking FOREVER. Once he got the order, the salesman stopped responding. I remember another delivery date passing with no windows arriving. I called the window company using a fake name. I talked about having moved up from Texas and described building a big home in a high value neighborhood. I said this salesman came recommended and asked for him. The owner of the company came on the line instead. I thanked him and said I would really like to speak with the salesman. He called the salesman into his office and put him on the line. "Hello Mr. Collins! How may I help you?" I replied, "It's not Mr. Collins. It's Mr. Finn and I want to know where the hell my windows are?" I could hear the blood drain out of his face.
@@MajorReacts You all will continue to be in my prayers, man. You will come through this. The older I get, the more I hear the wisdom of my grandma's words, "If this is the worse that happens to us, we're lucky." Our elders have a way of putting things in perspective and lighting the way. Peace
@@spf4yt Shawn I'm terribly sorry to hear that,I'd a friend that had a similar experience. I don't know what causes anyone to drive through someone's home. Even recently in my neighborhood that happen elderly man who was just watching TV than " boom" a Chevy Silverado literally in his living room. This madness had to stop :( thank god he wasn't killed or hurt..
@@jebVlogs556 Thanks for your kind comment. Must have been tough on the elderly man. It was thought the person who hit my home had a seizure or some other medical episode which resulted in the accident.
Sam Neil rules! Such an underrated actor! Awesome reaction man!
love the land before time references, that movie was legit !!
Brings back memories. Jeff Goldblum looking all young. You gotta watch The Fly
Sam Neill is 74 now, the Tudors ended in about 2009, so he was around 61 then. We can barely hear the audio of the movie, except the really loud noises.
He was 46 in Jurassic Park.
I'll make sure it's fix for the next movie sorry about that Toni and everyone
No problem, you hardly did it on purpose. Lol
Hey man, great to see you react to this! Its my all time favorite film. Released 1993 the same year I was born. That guy from tutors was my childhood idle growing up. I called him the man with the cowboy hat and I wanted to be just like him. Also about the live animals they fed certain Dinosaurs. It is because the non scavenger Carnivores wouldnt eat dead meat and would either starve themselves or go berserk until given food they could kill. Although they still were doing it wrong as stated in the movie. "They dont want to be fed, they want to hunt."
How the t-rex got into the visitor center: Earlier in the movie, when they're arriving/also when they're getting in the cars to go on the tour, you can see that an entire side of the building is open, presumably for putting in a giantass window like the other side. So she just stomped right into the lobby.
Raptor pops out and Major says "Don't move." LOL WHAT???
The fiest ones, can never be replaced. They just too one of a kind, unique and can never be replaced
Honestly? The experience of seeing this in the movie theaters in 1993 (Yes, 1993!!!) and seeing the dinosaurs on screen for the first time was absolutely incredible. The sequels are hit and miss (I like 3 and Jurassic World, but only because 3 actually added to the story better than 2, and World was a quality reboot) but they prove that the first one captured everyone's imaginations and have not yet let go. Enjoy the rest of them!
"They're about to have a meal for a while, too" Lmao
What they’re doing is crazy, but they’re trying to do the same thing right now in real life. They’re trying to impregnate an elephant with a Mammoth embryo and a lion/tiger with a smilidon (better known as the sabertoothed tiger) embryo. I think the Mammoth project is being funded at Harvard if I’m not mistaken. This series is what fueled me to become a paleontologist, I really hope you enjoy it Major!
That’s crazy! I didn’t know they were attempting such a thing. As cool as it would be to see an extinct animal brought back, it just feels wrong.
“My man about to get paid!”
*evil grin*
Oh yeah, he’s gonna get paid.
You like Ian Malcolm. Wait till he showed up in the other series your watching. You're gonna crack up. Jeff Goldblum is GOD TIER
Hold on to your butt and enjoy the show🍿💥
"That's the damn Goat"
Yes, my guy... that scene was the Greatest Of All Time
Feeding a cow to the velociraptors: Actually, a lot of predator species won't eat if you give them carved meat, they only eat what they kill. Some species can be fooled with mechanical contraptions to make the food move like it's still alive before they eat it, but some species just need live food.
Next time you're in a zoo, go and visit the medium-sized cat displays at feeding time, like lynxes and stuff. The food gets put on a thingy and whizzed through the air above them so they can jump and catch it like they would in the wild.
Love Sam Neill. The first time I saw him was in 'Kane and Abel' When I was a girl. I've loved Him since then.
A lot of the moments when you said the cgi looked good, it actually was an animatronic. But the good thing about this movie is many times you can't tell the difference.
Had nightmares as a kid because of the raptor scenes 🤣 they’re so freaking scary!!
Little Foot's species is Apatosaurus, but the long necks in this movie are Brachiosaurus. And those green Dinosaurs that were with them in the herd are Parasaurolophus
Major: they ready, they big ready!
Me: they wasn't ready enough!!
I don’t know how I missed this one but watching now. I remember watching this as a kid and being obsessed with the dinos. So much nostalgia here. 💜
Malcom really is a real one for trying to buy the kids time to get away
Sam Neil couldn't be in JP2, because he was busy with Event Horizon.
I saw EH when i was 9. First time seeing space horror.
It's still one of my favorite films. Even as i was being terrified, i liked it. I found out as an adult that it was originally intended as a Warhammer prequel adaptation, but couldn't get the rights. Made it so much more badass.
Still can't look at Sam the same way anymore, though. 🤣🤣🤣
And HELL YESS for the LittleFoot reference. That was awesome. ❤❤❤
36:35 "You can look at your place from the SKY", bahaha.
At the end the T REX came into the building through that big opening covered with that plastic tarp! The building was still going through construction and there wasn't a lot of CGI in the first two Jurassic park movies what you saw was practical effects done with animatronic dinosaurs!
Welcome to Jurassic Park
I strongly recommend reading the book. The movie toned down the gore and took out some of the freakiest scenes. As a matter of fact, the subsequent Jurassic park films used some of the scenes from the first book that weren't included in this movie.
One of the things that stood out for me in the books: The scientists kept saying that there was no way that the dinosaurs were breeding because they had cameras all over the place and they would count the numbers of dinosaurs all the time and the numbers matched. Until they realized that once the computer counted the dinosaurs and came up with the numbers they knew they had, the computer program would stop counting. Once they took that filter off, they had many more than expected.
Cardinal Wolsey!! Lol, lost my MIND at the Tudors appreciation, not often I get to find a fellow aficionado of the show (also fun fact I was originally surprised to find out that Sam Neill was Cardinal Wolsey cuz I saw this movie before that show)
I’m surprised you didn’t recognize Jeff Goldbloom!
I dropped my cup of tea laughing when you said that's definitely little foot peoples
This is my favorite movie of all time, I’m a huge fan of this franchise and to this day it’s my favorite. The book is amazing too!
The leader of the Velociraptor pack is this movie is named "The Big One"
Sam Neill is amazing
Happy to see you're back. All the upcoming series you mentioned are great choices. Can't wait.
It’s rare to hear someone say they love the Tudors. I adore that show. If you do a rewatch i would be here for it.
the guy from the tudors is also out of peaky blinders, great show, and u want real cap? oh dont worry, theres a lot more in the franchise lol, also in recent years we found velociraptors are actually just bigger than a turkey and almost completely covered in feathers, much more close in relation to birds not lizards
The dinosaurs are technically not velociraptors anyway. The name just sounded cooler
Glad this was the video that got me hooked on your channel 🤣
I remember when this was in theaters. Think I was in my early teens. Because I was just starting to venture out into the world without my parents. Me and a couple friends took the city bus to the theater to see it alone. We got our popcorn and drink. Sat in the very first row an was completely blown away. It wasn't until the end credits that I realized I hardly touched my popcorn and drink. Lol. One of my fondest memories from my childhood.
You should watch 1985’s “Clue”. It’s amazingly hilarious.
Steven Spielberg is a master filmmaker. Raiders of the Lost Ark, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and E.T. are Spielberg classics!!! So glad you watched Jaws and Jurassic Park. 😁❤️
Sam Niel also had a good performance in The Hunt For Red October, another fantastic film.
Glad you're back Major! Hopefully the construction goes well!
Cats can opens doors, same as dogs... Well, depends of the handle
When Rexy breaks through the window was unscripted. There was a glitch with the animatronic and it went slightly rogue there for a little bit
That’s one hell of a great movie. Oh and for the door thing. I’ve seen cats open that kind of door. But if it was a round door knob I don’t think it would have been able to open it. Great reaction.
Newman! 😂 ( the evil seller of DinoDNA! )
Harry Potter is also a great film. It's one hell of long ride but also super emotional as hell. But everyone loves Harry Potter. So, it would be a good movie to react too.
I'm in my upper 50's and I love your channel thought I'd let you know
Another great movie with Sam Neil is Hunt for Red October. Granted he's a side character, but it also has Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin, James Earl Jones, Tim Curry, and Stellan Skarsgard.
9:05: Answer is Brachiosaurus/Brontosaurus!
12:08 Samuel L Jackson is the Shaq of acting.
The black Kevin Bacon; he is not too far removed from anyone.
List of Dinosaurs in appearance order:
- Brachiosaurus (Littlefoot and his grandparents are actually Apatasaurus and the Brachiosaurus is much bigger)
- Parasaurolophos
- Velociraptor
- Dilophosaurus
- Triceratops
- Tyrannosaurus-Rex
- Gallimimus
realistically. Trex Could go around 13 MPH.
dad watched this in the theater and there were trees at the end of the parking lot he was afraid a T-Rex was going to come running out of
Thanks for the jem. Both did and didn't realize he was Woolsey
Epic reaction from my man!! Haha can you check the sound levels tho haha? Movie was too quiet and you were peaking the mic haha cheers man
In Jurassic Park, the T-Rex can run about 32mph (I think), but in real life, the T-Rex was much bigger, heavier and bulkier and irl it could run 18mph which is still faster than an average human
So glad to see this reaction! It my favorite movie of all time!
Sam Neill (Alan Grant) was 46 years old in this movie. Laura Dern (Ellie Sattler) was 26. They were portrayed as working together and also more romantically involved. Laura Dern complained about this point, saying he was too old to be believed to be her boyfriend. But it was thought that she looked older than 26 and he looked younger than 46.
In the movie Jeff Goldblum (Ian Malcolm) was flirting with Ellie. In real life she started dating him when they met on the set for this movie. At the time Jeff was 41.
She didn’t complain about it. A magazine article pointed out the age difference and they were both like “seriously”. She said she thought their relationship was “completely appropriate”. Ellie in the movie was 27 and Alan was 35. Even in the books them being 24 and 40 wasn’t a big deal and they were romantically involved at the time of Jurassic Park. It’s in the second book that they were seeing each other but we just didn’t see it in the book. Although you can tell they are very close. After the age gap was pointed out Laura Dern apparently just said “oh yeah we are not the same age” because she probably never thought about it being an issue until the world decided to cancel everyone with more than a 1 year age gap because they were being ridiculous.
Thx for the reaction
One of my favourite movies...this and Jumanji are classic for me.
This movie made me want to be a paleontologist...I couldn't afford it but I still like to learn about dinosaurs (I'm that person who tells you...this is worng...that is wrong and proceeds to explain)
Aw hell yeah, favorite movie of all time.
I mean…….my cat can open my bedroom door and the refrigerator. 🤷🏽♀️
hELL OF A MOVIE, also first
The T-Rex is the poster beast for being what you eat ^^